Home

Birkin wrote:Quite a few of the casino's have a policy in which they don't rake chopped pots btw.

Didn't know that. Just assumed that they would, because Stars does it.

Patrick25 wrote:cool story bro

...dont even try

no if bb folds the pot would be 2$ because sb can take his money out again (you see the same thing online when everyone folds to your bet), so they'd take 5% of 2$, which is 0 chips.

I thought about the following case last night in bed, when I couldn't fall asleep. The situation is as follows: You are sitting at a 1$/1$ cash table in a casino that takes a 5% rake with a 5$ cap. You are in the BB with some random hand (say 36o) and it gets folded to the SB who calls (with, say, 5...

You're right, a check behind on the turn makes most sense if he's floating the flop, so we can induce betting with very marginal or no hands on the river (otherwise - if he's never floating - we lose to much value indeed), but he didn't bet the turn, so we can forget about that. Then the odds actual...

I can count to potato!

i'd check the turn with a monster/ace every once in a while in this spot. inducing n stuff because it looks sooo weak.not in general, but just to mix up my game. so we can like weight those hands less than the others but not take them out of our range completely. i dunno.

forgot about 89, so our odds are even worse

I was bored, so here's my mathematical analysis in detail about the hand. We assume that our opponent is perfectly mathematical and knows our calling range on the river. he is also never value-bet bluffing the river in this spot and he correctly assumes we call his river bet with 68 or better. Then ...

it's funny how me and nick don't really care what really happened but only about what the mathematically right decision was. it's a bit sad that i've made poker to such a theoretical thing for me

I think basically every Kxs hand is in our button raise range but not even half of the 5x/6x hands. And loads of those 5x/6x hands we're likely to raise the button with have him crushed (a6,a5,56,57,67 all suited and off and k6s k5s). there's not that many reasonable 5x/6x hands left that we can hav...

open fold

Maybe add K10h, KJh to his range? Missed flush draw that turned into a hand you can bet with on the river? And also why do you think he'd do a blocking bet the river with A8+ there? After our check on the turn on such a board, he can be almost certain that an ace is good, so value betting it would b...

pretty standard all the way down to the river, i'd say. cbetting that board is obviously standard, and his call doesn't really narrow his range at all. he could have a weak ace, 88-TT, a flush draw, an open-ender or even middle-pair. gutshot seems unlikely because of his check on the turn and consid...

CAN'T WAIIIIIIIIT :D

I folded in that spot, just to see the CO calling and a six hitting the river. They split the pot with a 9 high straight and I just wished the guy to act before me had called and not the guy behind me, because then, they would've given me the odds to call there :P. but it's always easy to base one's...

Check pokertube, he played on the full tilt poker late night poker heat (ep7 i think) and got a seat in the final.

Here's the spot, your opinions, please: PokerStars Pot-Limit Omaha, $0.10 BB (6 handed) - Poker-Stars Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com CO ($10.40) Button ($15.15) SB ($23.50) BB ($7.55) UTG ($17.20) Hero (MP) ($12.30) Preflop : Hero is MP with http://www.flopturnriver.com/phpBB2/images/smiles/7...

Hahahahahahaha, Poker Tracker ftw, that guy was a fucking maniac: PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em, 5.5 Tournament, 15/30 Blinds (9 handed) - Poker-Stars Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com MP2 (t1865) MP3 (t1455) CO (t1580) Button (t1405) Hero (SB) (t2020) BB (t1475) UTG (t1310) UTG+1 (t680) MP1 (t171...

I think i know this from somewhere... PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em, 5.5 Tournament, 15/30 Blinds (9 handed) - Poker-Stars Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com MP3 (t1520) CO (t1480) Button (t2060) Hero (SB) (t1430) BB (t830) UTG (t1230) UTG+1 (t1740) MP1 (t1710) MP2 (t1500) Hero's M : 31.78 Preflop ...